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I have inspiral-20 tablets (methylphenidate) that expired in 2011.is it safe to take them now? i stopped taking them earlier to stop becoming habitual
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No: No, please do not take medications which have expired. Get a new prescription from your doctor.
Answered 11/25/2013
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